Successful course and camp in Plovdiv

The Olympic Solidarity ITTF Level 2 course & High Performance Training camp was held in Plovdiv Bulgaria (from 1 -11 of December 2014) under auspices of Olympic Solidarity and ETTU/ITTF Development programs with participation of 18 coaches (17 Bulgar

The Olympic Solidarity ITTF Level 2 course & High Performance Training camp was held in Plovdiv Bulgaria (from 1 -11 of December 2014) under auspices of Olympic Solidarity and ETTU/ITTF Development programs with participation of 18 coaches (17 Bulgarian and 1 female coach from Georgia).

In 2012 Bulgarian Table Tennis Federation celebrated 80 years since was founded. Bulgaria had produced good European players as Daniela GERGELTCHEVA Asja KOSABOVA and many others who were playing for different countries: Konstantin LENGEROV Martin BRATANOV Nokoleta STEFANOVA.

The Course was conducted in Russian and Croatian languages that was very useful for better explanation the topics of the Course.

Same like in past the Course was conducted in Russian with additional reading and studding the ACM which all participants have in English.

Practical and theory sessions were combined with video and demonstration sessions.

The venue was Stoyanstroy Club with 8 table tennis tables more then 300 balls containers all necessaries requisites were provide including seating area with projector screen laptop white board snacks coffee water nothing where missing.

Once again members of Stoyanstroy lead by Stojan SARIEV and Ani SARIEVA showed great co-operation and full involvement in all organisation details.

Under umbrella of Olympic Solidarity and with great interest of Bulgarian Table Tennis Federation leading by Stefan KITOV the course was successful.

This course was not easy in many aspects because a lot of variation of technical strokes also because of English language of the Advanced Coaching Manual but the final result was very good: All coaches passed successful. Now they have to complete with 50 hours of practice with 5 hours of supervising to become ITTF accredited coaches.

It was very appreciated the interest and participation in this Course of all coaches but three of them were make really a lot of efforts to assist this Course:

1. Nino NINOSHVILI was coming from Tbilisi / Georgia; she was a very successful participant on ITTF-PTT Level 1 Course in Tbilisi in 2012

2. Ivo YAKIMOV come from France where he was player and now working as a coach in Sent-Etien

3. Aneliya KAROVA the current Bulgarian Champion and Senior national team player have to find time between French league matches was not easy task for her because she combine her coaching work in Panagurishte Table Tennis Center with very active playing career.

The successful ITTF Level 2 Course was followed by High Performance Training camp from 7 – 11 of December in the same hall of Stoyanstroy Table Tennis Centre with participation of 16 young players from 12 -18 years 8 from them were girls

The players presented a lot of energy full attention.

Also 12 coaches from the Course where working on this training camp so this was very good idea from Bulgarian Table Tennis Federation to make possible combine Course with Training camp.

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